Comfortably Numb

Im about 210. DONT sit on an old Phantom Pro

Nice work

A custom inject company should be able to make a bait in any weight, softness, and color you want

Standard Yamamoto 5" Senko (actually measures 5 1/4) is 1/4" ID o-ring

I agree good crank but no evasive hunting action like a Pre-Rap Wart.

Great topwater. It's more like a quality Jitterbug then a true wakebait.

DD22 or any deep diver. Prob me and not the baits tho

I like how the last shot shows how the predators split the bait ball

Leavet as is and buy a portable 10a single bank charger. You wont have to charge the starting/electronics battery everytime

Have a custom bait make make them in soft plastic with NO salt. Then use a 1/16 weighted hook. Soft and jiggly with same fall rate and more durable. Or contact Bick Baits (no affiliation) They make a salted stick that is exactly like a real Senko. Great craws too https://www.facebook.com/BickBaits

Look at the Fishfinders with batteries thread

I think the Fishig Buddy is portable.

Reset to defaults and start over

Custom work is a huge plus. I didnt realize they did that

Great crank CB nut. Go a little more subtle and tone down the colors for a more natural look.

Couple reasons I think many do better on Gary Senkos. They are heavier (more salt which is ballast) and they are softer. Both reasons why they are not durable. Home injectors have found a salt substitute that resuls in a VERY durable stick that weighs the same, sinks the same, wiggles the same, and are as soft as a Senko. I guess the big companies wont use it because they would sell way less baits if the dont fall apart.

So add a few drops of scent in the bag

Alabama Craw is a good all around craw color. Green Pumpkin back and orange underside

Their swirl sticks look nice too.

Dont Zinkerz float?? 1/4" Id is proper o-ring size for 5" Senko.

http://www.stankxbaitco.com/

I love them. Inspires me to try it. Have you tried any more rounded cranks with compound curves?

I have used UL Ugly Sticks which are glass. Too heavy in weight and way too whippy for me. I currently use a Gander Mountain brand UL. Nice sensitive graphite but not a lot of backbone down low above the reel seat. A size 10 reel and I love 8# Power Pro braid. I was catching 2-3# bass Sat morning that were schooling and bustin shad on the surface. 1/8 oz crank like a Super Teeny wee R works great and tons of fun with loose drag Max of $50 invested. Tips are too fragile too put over $100 into it.

You say ultralite but seems to me you are really looking for a lite or ml. I dont see any "true" UL setting a hook in a bass' mouth but i also dont see a ml casting a 1/64 jig either I think you will need to see and feel a rod in person to see what you want/need. Specs might be deceiving. I have an old Quantum 6' lite that will sort of do both. I mainly use it for 1/8 cranks Dont go too long or they get real whippy

I think only waypoints can be shared on the Garmin